Moving into the Hermitage Mansion, November 1821 Written by Marsha Mullin, Vice President of Collections and Research & Chief Curator* Andrew and Rachel Jackson, along more...
In October, The Hermitage received a donation of two 19th-century political broadsides from Richard Baiter of Washington. The donation, facilitated by Baiter’s nephew, Sandy McNair, more...
Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage Collections team recently returned from Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello with nearly 300 boxes of archaeological artifacts that have now been fully cataloged. In more...
Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage is bidding farewell to Marsha Mullin, our Vice President of Research & Collections and Chief Curator, who is retiring this month after more...
Go behind the scenes of the Hermitage mansion with Tony Guzzi, Vice President of Site Operations, who takes us into the attic and basement, explaining the history of the spaces and what happens in them today.
THANK YOU! We are so grateful to our supporters who stepped up in a major way in response to our Weathering the Storm emergency fundraising more...
Are your brothers involved in representing the Truman family legacy or did it fall to you, being the oldest? When you choose to step away more...
If there is one thing most of us can attest to, it is that 2020 was a tough year. Facing all of the challenges that more...
Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage commemorated what would have been the 7th President’s 254th birthday on March 15th. The slate of speakers included Tennessee’s Governor, The Honorable more...
Birthdays often prompt reflection. They are convenient milestones by which to measure our progress over the past year; what we have accomplished and where we more...
Enslaved Memorial at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage In 2006, archaeologists discovered a slave cemetery at the site of a former plantation near The Hermitage during a more...
If someone wanted to research the lives of the enslaved men, women and children at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage and wanted only to use written records more...
